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(Bloomberg) -- Bally’s Corp. jumped after Standard General offered to buy the remaining shares of the casino and entertainment company that it doesn’t already own.

(Bloomberg) -- Poland’s zloty is once again caught up in investor concerns about growing tensions between Russia and Ukraine. The currency has weakened for the second straight day on Tuesday, despite signals of more aggressive interest-rate increases from the central bank’s governor.

(Bloomberg) -- In a wide-ranging conversation about Cathay Financial Holding Co.’s environmental and social commitments, the president of Taiwan’s largest financial company offered an explanation for the gender imbalance on its own board of directors: He can’t find any women who qualify.

(Bloomberg) -- Vodafone Group Plc shares rose as much as 5.2%, the most in more two months, after reports that the telecommunications group is exploring mergers with its key U.K. and Italian units.

(Bloomberg) -- Abu Dhabi regulators approved a framework for special purpose acquisition companies, looking to capture some of the blank-check boom that has gripped global markets for the past two years.

(Bloomberg) -- IHS Holding Ltd., which went public last year with a New York share sale, is further expanding its mostly African telecom-tower portfolio with a $315 million deal in Brazil. The company will buy SP5, a unit of Grupo TorreSur, according to a statement on Monday.

The 35-company initiative hopes for a $320bn industry by 2030 as it plans to turn the aquatic resource into fuel

(Bloomberg) -- Inflexion Private Equity Partners is considering options for Radius Payment Solutions, including a sale that could value the U.K. fuel cards and telematics firm at about 2 billion pounds ($2.7 billion), people familiar with the matter said.

(Bloomberg) -- Some of the world’s biggest funds are switching toward emerging-market equities in a bet their central banks have less need to raise interest rates after tightening before their developed-nation peers last year.

(Bloomberg) -- The Covid-19 pandemic isn’t over yet, but the boom it helped create for stay-at-home stocks appears to be vanishing. Netflix Inc. and Peloton Interactive Inc.